Pavé In Milano

My boyfriend and I stopped by here to try Pavè's famous croissants for breakfast. The place is cute, with outdoor seating and takeout available. The staff is kind, friendly, and welcoming. It was a busy Saturday morning, so we opted to stay at the counter and enjoy two sweet brioches (one inspired by pastiera and one unique, with frangipane, cream, and raspberries) and two coffees. Everything was delicious, and the quality was definitely evident. The only downside: the price, which was a bit high for the brioche in particular. There's definitely a lot of work behind it, and the deliciousness was undeniable, but the bill was a bit high. A must try!

Amazing Maritozzo! The coffee and food are also excellent, and the service is super friendly. Definitely worth a visit.

I'm a tourist from Taiwan 🇹🇼 visiting in February 2026. A friend of mine was an exchange student in Milan during his university years, and this shop was a croissant favorite he recommended. Upon entering, I immediately noticed a huge array of tempting desserts displayed in the left-hand window, while the right-hand side and the second floor were filled with young, artsy-looking men and women using computers or reading. The overall atmosphere was reminiscent of trendy cafes in Taipei, but quieter, and the food was even better. 🥐I ordered a croissant and a cappuccino. Total: NT$156 The croissants were sandwiched directly in the display case, not reheated, so they were cold when I ate them. However, the buttery aroma was absolutely fantastic, with a milky fragrance that blended perfectly with the coffee. It was clearly made with high-quality butter; the buttery aroma lingered in my mouth even after swallowing. Although cold, they didn't become soggy like cheap croissants. The cross-section remained very fluffy and honeycomb-like, which was great. I would have appreciated it even more if they could add some butter, or I could buy them hot when they're fresh out of the oven. Some people in the comments say they have the best croissants in Milan; I think they might have a chance if they were hot. ☕️The cappuccino was delicious, just the typical good Italian coffee. I haven't had a bad coffee in my 18 days in Italy. The shop was quite clean, and they had many exquisite desserts that looked delicious, but I didn't have a chance to try them this time. Maybe I could sit here for an afternoon if I had more time.

The best coffee shop in Milan, with impeccable service.

Super breakfast!! Cappuccino and croissant 🥐 speechless 😋😋

The puff pastries are delicious, but my favorite brioche here is the coffee braid with custard and chocolate chips!

We came here specifically for the Panettone and they weren't there at all... such a shame. We had toast with bacon and eggs for breakfast, but it wasn't very good... the coffee and the meringue tartlet were delicious.

The food is very good, but 45 minutes (from when we sat down) for a toasted sandwich is crazy. Overpriced and the coffee is poor.

The best panetone ever! And tortello!

Fantastically delicious panettone